Bill Cullen graduated from St. Lawrence University with a BA in political science, and a course concentration in military history. He has written in the investment field of regenerative medicine and stem cell research and ran an associated blog for doctors and scientists called Writing Fact and Fiction. A short story of his, "Valentine’s Day," was published by the Saturday Evening Post in Best Short American Fiction 2016. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

"Around the time of his 100th birthday, Bob Harper finally read "Flying Fortress Gunner". Though he and the book’s author, Bill Cullen, shared a close personal bond, it was the story of Harper’s wartime service that brought the two closer together still. When the author suggested the two collaborate on a memoir, Bob Harper could only modestly reply, “well, if you think anyone would be interested in reading it.” The result is a book everyone should read, regardless of interest."

Bill Cullen graduated from St. Lawrence University with a BA in political science, and a course concentration in military history. He has written in the investment field of regenerative medicine and stem cell research and ran an associated blog for doctors and scientists called Writing Fact and Fiction. A short story of his, "Valentine’s Day," was published by the Saturday Evening Post in Best Short American Fiction 2016. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

"Around the time of his 100th birthday, Bob Harper finally read "Flying Fortress Gunner". Though he and the book’s author, Bill Cullen, shared a close personal bond, it was the story of Harper’s wartime service that brought the two closer together still. When the author suggested the two collaborate on a memoir, Bob Harper could only modestly reply, “well, if you think anyone would be interested in reading it.” The result is a book everyone should read, regardless of interest."

Bill Cullen graduated from St. Lawrence University with a BA in political science, and a course concentration in military history. He has written in the investment field of regenerative medicine and stem cell research and ran an associated blog for doctors and scientists called Writing Fact and Fiction. A short story of his, "Valentine’s Day," was published by the Saturday Evening Post in Best Short American Fiction 2016. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

"Around the time of his 100th birthday, Bob Harper finally read "Flying Fortress Gunner". Though he and the book’s author, Bill Cullen, shared a close personal bond, it was the story of Harper’s wartime service that brought the two closer together still. When the author suggested the two collaborate on a memoir, Bob Harper could only modestly reply, “well, if you think anyone would be interested in reading it.” The result is a book everyone should read, regardless of interest."